Our Story

Art-inspired performance golf and sportswear.

FAMARA works with you—wherever you workout. 

Perfect for golf of course! It's our passion! But our beautiful apparel is also ideal for Pickleball, Padel, Tennis, Yoga, Running, Hiking, Adventure or just lounging!  

Designed in Europe. Designed by women, for women.

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DESIGNED IN EUROPE

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ORIGINAL ART DESIGNS

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INTERNATIONAL STOCKISTS

About Famara

Since 2019 we’ve offered a dynamic range of art inspired performance apparel. We consistently deliver high quality Golf & Activewear wear using unique designs. 

Our vision is to empower women and girls to get into a sport they love. We push the boundaries of style and ensure we challenge the perception that women's golf and activewear wear needs to be boring.

We create exciting individual apparel using unique artwork. We ensure that our garments are high-quality, uber-flattering styles that suit all shapes and ages.  

Our passion for golf, fitness & wellbeing inspires us to bring you a superior shopping experience and build long-term relationships through our FAMARA community. 

The brand name FAMARA was inspired by our founder's home in the Canary Islands. FAMARA Beach is one of the most spectacular beaches on the island of Lanzarote.

Our vision is exclusivity, quality, performance, and to unzip a new way of dressing for golf.

Designed in Europe

Breathtaking Designs

Unique Styles

Recycled Performance Fabrics

Inspired from original European Artwork

International Distribution

Created for Women by Women

Values we uphold

Exclusivity


We know women want to be
individual and our vision is for FAMARA is to support that desire via our
exclusive partnerships.

Community


A strong desire to uphold an ethos of women supporting women.  We embrace this ethos and
actively listen to our partners to improve our designs.

History


The historical legacies of our British Heritage. Our harlequin designs were inspired by the
popular argyle pattern made popular by the Prince of Wales in the 1920's. 

We love to hear from you!